Eugene-Vaughn-Obituary

Eugene David Vaughn

New Orleans, Louisiana

1979 - 2019

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Eugene Vaughn passed away in New Orleans, Louisiana. The obituary was featured in The Times-Picayune on January 2, 2020.

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My precious nephew, how I long for the days when you were well and enjoying your life. My heart aches for those you left behind that loved you... particularly Christina, Joshua, David, Kim, Wanda and AJ. My deepest condolences to all of you.

It saddens me to think that Eugene and Liz (his beloved sister) suffered so much with their health over the last few years. How I wish that they both could have been healed so that they would still be here with us. I pray for comfort for all his...

Oh goodness... I have no words just prayers for each of you. Eugene will be missed immensely by so many. So so sorry for his passing.

Eugene always had a smile and an answer to all of our computer issues. He was a true joy to work with and very patient. We will sincerely miss him not only as our IT go to man but as a friend! So very very sorry for your loss! Your family is our prayers!!!!

On behalf of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association and Brother Martin High School, I offer our prayers and condolences. We will say a Mass in his memory.

Father of all, we pray to you for Eugene, and for all those whom we love but see no longer. Grant to them eternal rest. Let light perpetual shine upon them. May his soul and the souls of all the departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Kenny Spellman '84
Brother Martin High School

Eugene, you are such a sweetheart. I will forever remember when Christina met you and the joy you brought into her life. You were her savior in my eyes and you made her very happy and I will forever be grateful for you. You will be greatly missed son, I love you.
Nanny T

One of the Vaughn triplets. A fellow guitarist. A man of bold adventure and wild humor. Eugene, we spent many family events together getting into trouble and finding new ways to entertain ourselves. You always pushed the limits of what we could get away with, often finding what we couldn't, but always resulting in a good story for future family get-togethers. We were raised as brothers more than cousins at times, and that is exactly as I miss you now, brother. Rest well.

My loving son. I can't express the sadness I'm feeling and the heartache I'm experiencing. You brought so much joy and laughter to my life. You always made me laugh even when you were not feeling well. You put others first and we were so blessed to have you in our lives. You will always be a big part of me. I'm sure you and Liz are up in heaven watching over me.
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Mom